What was your favorite and least favorite thing about being pregnant?

For me, I loved the baby kicks, but I hated gaining weight.

My most favorite was feeling them move, least favorite was morning sickness.

What was your favorite and least favorite thing about being pregnant?

For me, I loved the baby kicks, but I hated gaining weight.

same here

I LOVED just knowing I was pregnant and thinking about the baby in there. The worst part was the exhaustion and swollen ankles.

I loved feeling her move.

I HATED the water retention.

I loved feeling and watching him move and have the hiccups....but I didn't like when my pelvic bone would pop all the time...talk about painful.

I'm loving all the movements and watching my stomach move. I had a Sciatica thing going on there for awhile that was a literal pain in the ass, but I think it was from him laying on it...ever since he went head down, I haven't had a problem!

loved wearing cute preggo clothes and getting special attention from others (just being honest here- hehe)

But I hated the:sick :pukey I was sicks for soooooooo long!!

getting special attention from others (just being honest here- hehe)



That was one of my favorite things about being pregnant too. :)

I really love just about everything, honestly. The only thing that I've really not liked is the morning sickness. I had it pretty bad for the whole first trimester and into my second trimester, which was hard when I was trying to care for a 3 year old and infant. The weight gain never really bothers me until the very very end when NOTHING fits and I just feel swollen and miserably huge. Right now, I feel like a walking tree stump :dunno

best thing ~ delivery
worse thing ~ delivery!:lol

i enjoyed the whole "growing a human being" in my stomach. it was like my secret power that dh could not do. make sense?

I hated that dh missed the whole 3 trimester and delivery.

I love everything and dont even mind the weight gain but I hate having to have a C-section at the end.

The best thing - the whole miracle of it all still boggles my mind.
The worst thing - fatigue

I loved everything:lovestruck :cloud9 (L) :thumbsup

The best thing is knowing that there are two little dudes in there and I helped create them :wub

The worse thing is feeling sick and just stressing about the whole pregnancy in general ...

The best thing about all 3 pregnancies was when I can feel body parts sticking out and me and DH can play with the baby by pushing on it and having her/him kick back.

The worst part is having a hard time breathing when the baby is up high, all the weight I gain in my butt and thighs (my thighs are huge right now), and the pre-epidural part of labor.

The worst thing was m/s
the best thing was everything elses the u/s the fact of the baby moving and playing with the baby.

Feeling her move...and I hated the heartburn. It was the worse!

I loved the baby movements,and kicks. I hated the Morning sickness,and for some reason I get it really bad. 3 out of 4 of Pregnancies were really bad. With Ashtin I was hospitalized for 5 days because of MS, with Gavin it wasn't as bad,but i still threw up about 4-7 times a day, with Mark-Paul I was sick from the time I woke up till the time I fell asleep. Since I usually get sick during Pregnancy, the docs go ahead and prescribe me Phenergan very early.

Love the belly, hate the morning sickness.

The bad thing about being pregnant for me was:

1st baby - bedrest at 22 weeks until delivery due to premature labor.

2nd baby- all day sickness until 15 weeks

3rd baby- bedrest from 15 weeks until delivery, my placenta was trying to come off. (I forgot what that's called).


best:

1st baby- only 2 weeks of being sick, feeling him kick :lovestruck and move around ALL the time :lovestruck


2nd baby- after the sickness let up my pregnancy and labor and delivery were the BEST ever, I had that glow :D I was able to breastfeed her, the 1st baby didn't want to nurse at all.

3rd baby- Feeling her move and kick, I was in the ER a couple times bleeding all over myself because of her placenta trying to come off, I was thankful everytime I felt her kicking, knowing she was ok. I had a very good labor and delivery and she slept all night long as soon as she was born.